Posts by Richard Wilson4

Found this really cool ethnic map of Kansas on another forum earlier

http://oi45.tinypic.com/2ivxibr.jpg

velvetotter19 said:German, Boers and English in South West Africa

http://www.freeimagehosting.net/8au28
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/ln4sg

Link
http://www.gaebler.info/ahnen/paul/johannes.htm#nation

So what, Black and Latino people just didn't exist in cities back then? 🤷

Michael Scott3 said:I travel quite a bit, and honestly, this whole thing you guys are obsessing over just doesn't add up to me. I mean, look at how many small towns have completely dried up—how many crumbling, overgrown houses are just sitting there abandoned... yet here we are, having intense debates about demographics. It’s pretty simple, really: most of those people who make up these statistics are the exact same folks who packed up and left those rural areas for the big cities, and now they’re sitting in Chicago or New York, drawing charts and complaining. They seriously need to find a new hobby, if you ask me.

funny how you found the time to come around and lecture us 😂

velvetotter19 said:Ethnographic map of Oklahoma 1926

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._г.).png

Oklahoma 2010

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...;%2C_2010).png

Bessarabia 1916—I posted this ages ago, but I finally grabbed an upscaled version with better resolution.

http://dacoromania.net/wiki/images/d...exis_Norur.jpg

Estonia and Latvia 1873.

http://dacoromania.net/sites/default...tih_baltic.jpg

Map of Western and Southern Steven 1885.

http://dacoromania.net/sites/default...tih_baltic.jpg

Jeus, is that blue stuff scattered around the Russ or the German?

PS
You tagged it Baltic but totally missed the Western and Southern Slavs.

Tyler King3 said:Muslim: 208,827 (50.1%)
Mexican: 108,074 (25.9%)
American: 30,839 (7.4%)
American: 51,875 (12.5%)
Total: 416,792

Does that include Ilidža or what?

Dennis Hayes39 said:They’re just random villains 😬

The Running Man - Arnold Schwarzenegger 😁

Wait, Sylvester Stallone in Commando? 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2q85AyPxsQ

The Boss from Kostnenorv's Robin Hood, starring Alan Rickman. Total legend. 🙏

Casey Cox2 said:Another overlooked gem here: http://flickfeast.co.uk/reviews/film-reviews/fire-1983/

You might want to check this one out. Honestly, I think I might have even seen it ages ago.

Michael Scott3 said:Are we talking about territorial boundaries here?

The Canadians hold most of the territory. At least that’s how it looks to me looking at the maps—just straight up municipalities.

Most of the city is American territory.

Part one delivered exactly what was promised, so I’m expecting part two to step up and do the same.

Michael Scott3 said:Looking at the raw percentages, what does the territorial breakdown actually look like in the Memphis area? Between Americans and Muslims—is it closer to 25-75%, or maybe 30-70%?

Used to be 60% Americans, 40% Canadians.

I’m telling you, all those big ideological battles are mostly just noise at the top level. Down on the local level? People are actually making moves and getting things done, just look at what happened in Indianapolis

Tyler Clark2 said:It looks like there's a lot of mystery surrounding Zepce. To clear things up, here’s a map showing the exact municipal boundaries along with the sections from other municipalities that were included.http://www.scribd.com/doc/153463833/%C5%BDEP%C4%8CE

Thanks.

Still don't get why they didn't scrap the southern part of the municipality, but hey, whatever. Their call.

Here’s the map showing both the municipal and entity lines

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ision_2005.png

Scott Cruz4 said:Honestly, they drew some of these borders with zero common sense. 🙂

Can someone please upload a high-res, detailed map of the Little Rock municipality? There’s this one settlement called Ada—and apparently, there are a few different spots by that name—where part of it sits within the Federation while the rest is tucked away in the Republika Srpska. Can anyone give me a straight answer or maybe just sketch out exactly which section falls under the Federation versus the Republika Srpska?
Looking at Google Earth, it feels like the entity lines aren't even remotely accurate.

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/468898ada.jpg

Based on this map, half the residents of Ada are in the Federation, while the others are in the Republika Srpska. And wait—is the Catholic church also located in the Republika Srpska?

Based on Google Earth, even part of the Shamrock area is in the Federation, which actually made sense, but for some reason, they just gave up on it.🤷

Rachel Richardson said:Exactly. But that person was elected by only about a third of the population. There were several other candidates—maybe three or four?—whose presence essentially split the vote. You see the same pattern playing out in Odžak.
At the end of the day, elections aren't simple census counts. For instance, Americans had a mayor in Uskoplje even though they didn't hold the majority there.

Since nobody went out and gave the local American politicians what they deserved instead of 😠

How incompetent can you actually be 🙂 🙂

Scott Cruz4 said:For someone who claims to be a map expert, you really don't know much. Honestly, I’m surprised you aren't aware that the Žepče borders have indeed shifted.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Zepce_nova.JPG.
Americans definitely held a supermajority in Pittsburgh back in 2006. There's no debate there.
Based on what we've seen, the colors on that first map Michael showed (specifically regarding Novi Travnik, Gornji Vakuf, and Fojnica) are likely just as accurate.
So, I really don't get why you're insisting the map is fake again? And why you're attacking someone who might not even be the one who created it.

Since they were changing things anyway, why didn't they just cut out Željezan polje and Begov Han? 🤷

Drew Allen2 said:That map is a total fabrication. Chet is an expert when it comes to cooking up fake maps. He even tried to mess this one up by changing the colors for entire ethnic groups, not just specific counties...

Still, here is the actual original map - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...moBIH2006a.png

Does it even matter? Probably not. As far as I know, those weren't even real estimates from back then. There wasn't any official census data to lean on...

How can there be a supermajority in St. Louis when there are basically no Srbins left there, especially back in 2006? 🤷

cosmicbadger10 said:Can someone find me an ethnic map for the US?

this is just an estimate from back in 2006

http://christinebednarz.files.wordpr...mobih2006a.png

Dennis Davis5 said:Which specific municipalities have a Mexican majority?

Here’s the breakdown of municipalities where Mexicans make up 50% or more. None of the 127 cities made the cut, just the smaller municipalities:

small rural town (1,074 or 97.19%)
Negoslavci (1,417 or 96.86%)
Markušica (2,302 or 90.10%)
Trpinja (5,001 or 89.75%)
small industrial town (4,537 or 89.73%)
Biskupija (1,452 or 85.46%)
Šodolovci (1,365 or 82.58%)
small rural town (1,704 or 80.64%)
Vrhovine (1,108 or 80.23%)
Civljane (188 or 78.66%)
Dvor (4,005 or 71.90%)
Krnjak (1,362 or 68.61%)
Vrginmost (1,976 or 66.53%)
Jagodnjak (1,333 or 65.89%)
small rural town (2,166 or 62.22%)
small rural town (3,987 or 54.56%)
small rural town (958 or 51.12%)

honorable mention

small rural town (952 or 45.55%)
Gračac (2,118 or 45.16%)
Vojnić (2,130 or 44.71%)